With two Violent Torpedos of Truth in the hole, Charlie Sheen is taking some time to reflect on what the hell just happened.
Looking back on Detroit — during which he was booed by fans — and Chicago — after which he was given a standing ovation by fans — the MaSheen’s got a lot of mixed reviews to sort through!
What’s the Warlock thinking?
He’s got some shizz to work out, that’s what! In a recent interview, he said:
“There’s a couple things here I’ve got to f*cking work out. I don’t know if I start the show alone and it turns into this [a Q&A format] or I just stay with this ’cause it’s f*cking working and we’ll f*cking return to it if I don’t.”
Translation: He’s flexible and ready to improvise!
What’s his new plan of attack? He continued to talk about the possibility of integrating more Q&A and audience participation, explaining:
“We’ve already got [questions] submitted and we say, you know, so-and-so from f*cking Bakersfield or Loserville, F*cking Michigan, wants to know. Then it’s like, ‘Yeah, I don’t feel like talking about that’ [or] ‘You know, that’s a really good f*cking question, wow.” ‘
Translation: I’m just going to start f*cking talking!
Whatever winning strategy he decides on, we will find out Tuesday night after his performance in Cleveland, Ohio if it worked.
Despite his excessive delusions confidence, the Sheen did let a seed of doubt creep into his mind after the disastrous Detroit show, but only for a second, as he explained:
├óΓé¼┼ôThere was a moment on the bus when it was like, we can just keep going, we can drive home.”
However, with defeat not being an option and all, he simply realized, “I just, you know, needed a bigger challenge.”
And he’s got a big challenge this weekend with two shows at NYC’s Radio City Music Hall, which might arguably house his toughest crowd yet.
Do U think Charlie Sheen’s Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat Is Not an Option live-show tour will be a success as the dates continue or was Detroit an omen of what is to come?
[Image via WENN.]
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